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Repitti discontinuity lies between the upper and lower mantle
Lehmann discontinuity lies between Earth’s inner and outer core.
Gutenberg discontinuity lies between the mantle and the outer core of the Earth.
So the 1st pair is the correct answer.
The Santal tribe belongs to the Austro-Asiatic language family, which is also where languages like Vietnamese and Khmer belong. This linguistic connection suggests a distant historical relationship between these populations.
Ol Chiki is the script used for the Santali language, the primary language spoken by the Santal people. It was created specifically for writing Santali and is used for various written materials within the community.
The Santal people hold nature in high reverence and traditionally practice animism. Jaher, the sacred groves, play a significant role in their religious and cultural practices, where they offer prayers and perform rituals irrespective of their social status or positions within the community. These groves are considered sacred spaces where the spirits of their ancestors and deities reside.
Consider the following pairs of discontinuities and the layers between which they lie:
1. Repetti Discontinuity: Upper and Lower Mantle
2. Lehmann discontinuity: Mantle and Outer Core
3. Gutenberg discontinuity: Upper Mantle and Crust
Which of the following is correctly paired?
Identify the tribe that corresponds to the following characteristics:
1. They belong to the Austro-Asiatic family and are distantly related to Vietnamese and Khmer.
2. Their language has its own script known as "OL chiki."
3. They hold nature in reverence and pay respects at Jaher, sacred groves, irrespective of their positions or status.
Which tribe matches these descriptions?
